Jersey Community High School - J Yearbook (Jerseyville, IL)

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iso VA,-hi D I'9 an Qt 43' A Freshman L? , lb l!! rs , 123. . 1 'ij-3 xp-fa The hands of the clock were turning fast, As through the hall a Freshman passed, A youth who bore, 'mid paper and books, Those strange and scary Freshman looks- A Freshman. His face was sad, and his dark eye Looked as tho' he were going to cryg His shoes sounded like they were made of And from his lips escaped a groan! A Freshman. He went up as far as the office door, He acted as if his legs were soreg He went to the library to look for a book, But oh my! How his legs shook- A Freshman. 'tHave you a pass? Miss Shepherd saidg The frightened Freshie shook his heady His hair had changed from brown to red, And the words he wanted, could not be said A Freshman. SIOIIS, Psalm 34: 0 taste and soo. -In tlu- t'oolii11,2' llopzirtnimit. Sixty

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Freshman Class History The yacht of '23 of the KI. T. H. S. squadron was organized at the beginning of the school term. The yacht was well manned with Gordon Wiles, Captaing Rosalind Keely, First Mate, Lawrence Keller, Keeper of the Log and Purserf' The first event on the beginning of our cruise was a wiener roast, which took place at Sinclair's. Two auto loads lost their way, which added to the ex- citement. It was the first semester that the yacht struck a gold mine, selling almond bars at the basketball games. We also had a basketball team which won for us many honors. On this cruise, we landed some of the crew on the Musical Shores to aid in making the Orchestra, Glee Club and Chorus a success. At the beginning of the second semester, some of our officers were trans- ferred to other yachts. so Edward Eck was appointed Captain and Eleanor Dres- sel, First Mate. Smallpox was getting so bad that we were not allowed to have gatherings for a time, but, on the night of March 2nd, we had a party and I think everyone will agree that we had a good time. So the Class of '23 will go on and on with its usual life and enthusiasm and come out with many honors. -Edyth McCollister. Standing lleft to riglitl-Raymontl Haushalter, Harry Laliey. Ifla Hemphill, Char- lotte Enos. Louis Gillespie, Helen Utt, Harry Campion. Josephine Habing. Second Row lleft to rightl-Wesley Dabbs, Sarah Murray, ltZ1Ul'l1TlCC Kcllcr, Mrs. McMahon, Elsworth Ansel, Helen Dawson. Ruth Bright, Richard Wilhite. Bottom Row lleft to right--Loyal Gimmy, Leola Slaten, Theodore Kuntz, Lucille Biermann. Thomas Fitzpatrick. Loretta Hunley, Norton McQuerry, Helen Tentlick. l's:1ln1 IH: llc lu-1-pn-tli :tll his lumvs: not uni- is lmlwrlu-ir --flortllm XVilvs. J + Sixty-tivo

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